ANOTHER DONATION FROM THE EXHIBITION - THE JERSEY POUND

here we have a bilingual note from Jersey, a british crown dependency and an island in the English channel It is a one pound (£1) note from 2010. the front has a quite old looking, Queen Elizabeth and liberation square in St Heliers while the reverse has Le Hocq tower and La Hougue Bie

See more Jersey notes HERE and HERE

LE HOCQ TOWER

THE BATTLE OF JERSEY (1781)

Here we have a one pound note from the states of Jersey, which is one of the channel isles and a British crown dependency but not part of the united kingdom . It is officially called the Bailiwick of Jersey
The front has a picture of Queen Elizabeth II and on the reverse it has a depiction of the painting by John Singleton Copley Called "the Death of Major Peirson " at the Battle of Jersey in January 1781

more about Jersey notes HERE

JERSEY

The Bailiwick of Jersey is a British Crown dependency in the English Channel. Its capital is St. Helier.It is the only British soil to be occupied by the German army in WWII. Although it is a crown dependency it is not part of the UK.

The note here is the £1 commemorative issue in 2004 marking the 800th anniversary of Jersey's connection with the British Crown. the front has Queen Elizabeth II on the right and the commemorative symbol on the left. the reverse has Mont Orgueil castle